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by buster 14y ago
So, you seem to be ok with your boss shouting at you and insulting you for like half an hour because you make a one-time mistake. I wouldn't be ok with that in a company i am working. I'd quit. Either the SVP in your example is completely i
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by buster 14y ago
It seems he calmed down a little afterwards and answered without all that rage and curse words, clearly he's upset but i don't imagine him going postal anymore: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1414130
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by buster 14y ago
Puhh... Linus is known to be quite reckless and he may be right in essence, but the language... he might calm down a little and learn one or two things about social interaction.. there are a ot of ways to say what you want without plainly i
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Track Santa on his way. Merry Christmas, HN(noradsanta.org)
1 points by buster 14y ago|0 comments
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by buster 14y ago
Here you have a 4 year old "bug" aka enhancement: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=1030&...
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by buster 14y ago
Geez.. you deliberately take some words of an article and totally ignore the primary defining words in your own pasted text which is "error, flaw, mistake, failure, or fault". Also, it is absuletely not unexpected or an incorrect result whe
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by buster 14y ago
Bug or not, there are far more important things to work on then this (like IMAP Idle support in the standard client).
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by buster 14y ago
That doesn't change the definition of "bug", though.
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by buster 14y ago
Also worth to mention is that on Madeira (Portugal) the biggest outbreak in Europe happened since 1920. Experts say that it will spread to the mainland soon.. http://translate.google.de/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=...
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by buster 14y ago
I have the feeling that you think Enlightenment compares more to KDE/Gnome then to, let's say, Blackbox. It's basically just a window manager. It doesn't come with it's own Office Suite or Email client, etc. If that's your definition of "bl
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by buster 14y ago
Is this good or bad? Does Firefox support H.264 on other OS like Mac or Linux without flash, too?
882.
by buster 14y ago
Yes, i'm wondering (i don't have a hetzner server) but from what i have heard by others Hetzner has a very good reputation..
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by buster 14y ago
Hetzner exists since 1997, it's a well known provider at least in germany for many years. So it's not like they will go bancrupt. They probably just know how to be cost efficient out of experience.
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by buster 14y ago
Oh ok.. i see.. Now that's confusing. So the right side basically says "everything that is listed here doesn't apply". Mhh... ok.. ;)
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by buster 14y ago
Well, doesn't really work out.. Example for python: Pro #2: This language would be good for teaching children to write software Contra #1: This language is unusually bad for beginners Uhm.. ok.. so this shows how subjective it is to rate a
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by buster 14y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_CalDAV_and_CardD... Edit: Everyones favorite company even has some calendar server that runs on linux, i am told: https://trac.calendarserver.org/ Did you try that?
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by buster 14y ago
I'm using IMAP IDLE for a few years now on my android phones. Works like a charm and is not slower then ActiveSync (which i also used some months, on the same account). I get email notifications between 1 and 10 seconds after they are in my
888.
by buster 14y ago
Keep in mind that Google has to pay MS so that you can use some non-standard MS protocol. There are alternatives.
889.
by buster 14y ago
Ever heard of CalDAV and CardDAV? There is a world besides proprietary protocol crap out there. When will people learn...
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by buster 14y ago
As a Linux user, as soon as you have SSH access to that strange server you can easily use gvfs to use sublime-text remotely, it's working great and is sooo simple to use.. It's probably not worth for a quick "let's change a setting in /etc/
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by buster 14y ago
Right, i just looked.. On the mainpage it says rightbelow the big fat FB login button "you don't have facebook? Sign up here" which opens a sign up form for deezer
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by buster 14y ago
oh damn.. i thought i first tried 2u.fm and it didn't work for me either.. anyway.. oops
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by buster 14y ago
Did you try spotify? Also tehre are some other good radios/stations: https://ex.fm/ http://www.earmilk.com/ http://u2.fm/ (not sure why it's down atm?) http://grooveshark.com/
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by buster 14y ago
My guess would be that those upscalers in TVs and whatnot do that.. edit: While googling i didn't find good information on how those hardware upscalers work, but it seems to be the case that it's mostly some pixel based stuff with edge dete
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by buster 14y ago
Thanks for the responses. In the end it's what i feared, there is some open source fork with relatively uncertain future and the new database by the original creator is a totally different beast. Not saying CouchDB is dead but at the point
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by buster 14y ago
Can someone explain to me in a few words what the difference is now between CouchDB, Membase, Couchbase? I was looking into CouchDB a while back and loved its concepts but then it became an apache project and there was couchone and membase
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by buster 14y ago
I, for one,am extremely glad that i'm not the only one with the line 42 problem!
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GhostShell hackers release 1.6 million NASA, FBI, ESA accounts(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by buster 14y ago|0 comments
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by buster 14y ago
I so not agree with that article, it makes me sick. And this guy basically is some "marketer" so no wonder he gets quite some stuff wrong, imo. :p
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by buster 14y ago
Maybe you just shouldn't use it now when it's not ready. There is no reason to complain about missing documentation or other stuff if they didn't get to do it until now. That what "not ready" means. Keep calm and wait ;-)

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